Blume Table
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Blume Table, designed by Sebastian Herkner
Blume table echoes the fine lines of the family, whose distinctive force emerges from the column in extruded aluminium with a sophisticated flower-shaped profile featuring along its entire height, for a unique style
Inspired by a sense of elegance and refinement, the Blume collection has been enriched with a new product. Blume table echoes the fine lines of the family, whose distinctive force emerges from the column in extruded aluminium with a sophisticated flower-shaped profile featuring along its entire height, for a unique style.
The base available in different sizes is made of brushed steel, with a brass or antique bronze finish like the column, or in powder-coated cast iron.
The aluminium is anodised in various finishes or powder-coated in a variety of colours. This, combined with elegant tops in composite marble or more innovative materials, allows for utmost customisation and versatility, endowing Blume table with a modern decorative appeal suitable for both living rooms and contract spaces.
Table with round or square central base in cast iron or steel. The column is made of extruded aluminium.
Available combined with tops of different sizes and finishes.
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